The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... of your merit in general , and of the favours You every day do us , than , SIR , your most obedient , and moft bumble Servant , Richard Steele , 1 THE SPECTATOR . VOL . VII . A 4 THE DEDICATIO N. cency of manners, are far from ...
... of your merit in general , and of the favours You every day do us , than , SIR , your most obedient , and moft bumble Servant , Richard Steele , 1 THE SPECTATOR . VOL . VII . A 4 THE DEDICATIO N. cency of manners, are far from ...
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... prettineffes of foreign languages , the meaning of which they ⚫ could have better expreffed in their own . The enter- 6 6 " A 6 ⚫tainment tainment of thefe fine obfervers Shakespeare has de • fcribed N ° 474 II THE SPECTATOR .
... prettineffes of foreign languages , the meaning of which they ⚫ could have better expreffed in their own . The enter- 6 6 " A 6 ⚫tainment tainment of thefe fine obfervers Shakespeare has de • fcribed N ° 474 II THE SPECTATOR .
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... a Congé d'elire to her friends . If we look into the fecret fprings and motives that fet people at work on thefe occafions , and put them upon asking afking advice which they never intend to take ; I N ° 475 15 THE SPECTATOR . No 475 ...
... a Congé d'elire to her friends . If we look into the fecret fprings and motives that fet people at work on thefe occafions , and put them upon asking afking advice which they never intend to take ; I N ° 475 15 THE SPECTATOR . No 475 ...
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